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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-12

Northwest as ''rustlers. He general
ly gets there with both feet-as thew
call it down in Brown county-and his
paper, the Sleepy Eye Herald, is one
of the spiciest of the country press.
Bowen will go home every Friday.
night and put in Saturday and Sunday
chasing down delinquent subscribers
with blood hounds. Mr.. Bowen has
been assigned an end seat, in the mid
die aisle He will keep an extra chair
Immediately alongside of him, for Hon.
2. Fl. Kelly. when that distinguished
gentleman visits the senate chamber.
civilian Skinner, after an absence
of ten years, comes back to the legisla-
ture-iust to see if everything looks
natural. He will find MANY changes
and scores of innovations. Most of the
old customs are obsolete. When he
was in st. Paul before, the current topic
of conversation was the centennial ex-
hibition in his native state-Pennsyl-
vania. Now he will hear about moth
ing but the ice palace. If the legisla-
ture gets up toboggan club-as has
been suggested Mr.. Skinner will not
be allowed to shirk on account of his
age. He is only So, and is said to be
much more active than his senatorial
colleague, Tom Bowen. Friends OF
Mr.. Skinner, in fact, stand ready to
back him against Bowen for a foot
race, 100 yards, for $3.50 side. z
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
IN BOSTON.
The Opinions OF Intelligent Men on
the Anarchist Cases
Suppressed.

For the ENQUIRER.
BosToN, Mass, Aug. 81.
Last Sunday and to-day the In
dustrial Conference has had un-
der discussion the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That the so-called
Chicago Anarchists have not had
a fair and impartial hearing before
the courts and are entitled to a
new trial"
The prejudice in the conference
was so strong that it was almost
impossible to get the question
before them, and when the
mover of the resolution, DR.. Wal
book, began on the day appointed
to open the debate he was SO fire.
quently and maliciously interrupt
ed with technical objections that
he almost utterly failed to get in
his speech, 1t looked as though
the discussion was destined to end
in personal quarrel, but as one
speaker after another came for
ward with the printed record in
the case and defended the An
archists the opposition began to
give way, and at the close of the
meeting to-day the sentiment is so
completely changed that the reso-
luton was adopted unanimously.
The capitalistic newspapers haye
wholly ignored more than men
ton of the debate, though their
reporters have attended the meet
ings. Probably the discussion
furnished too little that was to
their taste.
By way of news Mrs. Charlotte
Smith, the editor of working
Women" published in Washing
ton, d. C., is in town and spoke at
Wells Memorial hall last We'd
nesday evening, and will speak
again on Thursday evening in the
same place to urge along the or
ganization of the women. She is
keen, plucky, talented woman,
almost tireless in her energies. and
| judge by the specimen copies
that she is publishing paper that
is clean-cut and of superior merit.
c. S. GRIFFIN.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
rROn CoIRADE DUrYII.
What He Saw IN London g Well IS in
Dundee.
Mr.. Ba,nen< G. Haskell.

Mr.. BMywens G. Haskell.
DEAR CoMRADE:-I have beer
in London and given the letters
to the comrades there, | did moi
see Mr.. Hyndman as he was in
the country. I saw Comrades
Lee and Filden and the latter
told me that the ial-Democrat-
ic Federation was all right in Lon
don.
Comrade. Reeves in Liverpool
told me that theytried three times
to get the sailors into a union bu,
failed every time. There are toe
many Orangemen in Liverpool
for our comrades to make much
headway.
Our comrades in Dundee have
started a branch of the Social
Democratic Federation, and they
expect to have strong branch in
a short time.
This is the country in which
to see poverty and want
Women have to do the work in
the mills and their husbands go
idle. ! have seen old men and
women in their bare feet. They
looked as though they had gone
barefooted all the year. Mothers
have to leave their babes behind
them, for all they get is only
enough to buy bread and syrup
and a little tea and sugar. 1t is
heartbreaking.
! will leave Dundee in about
eight days for San Francisco and
thence to Eureka, Humbolt coun-
try, California. Hoping this will
find you and all the Denver COM
rades in good health, as this leaves
me at present, | remain,
Yours fraternally,
JOHN DUFFIE.
LoCHEE, Scotland.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
TRtsT1i1u 6xEn.'

WHEREAS, water n Ven I11nthoosa q
w the County q fArafehQe . IL etet46l
Colorado, by his certain rdoo4 of trust e6nE'
Ing date Of the fifst day of R69elary, ~ O
1857, and duly recorded In tho 00!eo q tn
Sus sSs ssfc e aoa oS he g AZ e re
rnary. A. D. 1887, In Book - = poge - q
said Arapahoe County reoogds, I'D convey "a
the undersigned. John D. Waldo - trustee
certain lands and premises situaeqd IN saad
and described as follows, to-wit:
The south sixty (Uo) acres ofthe nortd-east
Quarter IN. r. VI section dve(6). Township
four (D south, Range sixty seven (6D west, fos
the purpose Of securing the Zayment o. hta
reraip % 1oss e. esSssins ;s Sas g ss
offive thousand dollars le6.0oo0ol duetn three
months after date thereof and payable to the
order Of Harvey g. Waldo. said note bearing
interest from date until paid 1t the rate q
or to be counted Is principal, said note beinS
payable at the STATE Nationaf Bank In the
City Of Denver, Colorado. and,
WHEREAS, IL 10 provided In and BY said
deed OF trust that In case OF default IN the
payment OF said promissory note, or any pan
thereof, or the interest thereon, according "a
the tenor and effect Of said note, then in that
event, on the application q the legal holder
OF said promiss0ry note, II should b lawful
for the said John D: Waldo, trustee = afore'
moval or absence from the clty Of Denver, OF
refusal or failure to act on the dAy Of sale,
then the sheriff 0fArapahoe County, Stats
OF Colorado, should oct - such trustee With
and dispose ofsaid premises and Ill the right.
title, beneflt and equity Of redemption Of the
said Walter B.Von Richthofen, and his helm
and assigns therein, 1t public auction q the
fremont street door Of the court house, In the
County Of ArapahOe In the State Of Colombo,
nr N sol tanm NvRA - mnfa
may be specified In the notice Of such sale.
for the highest ana best price that the same
Will bring In cash, four weeks public NO
tice having been previously given Of the
in any newspaper at the time published In
said Arapahoe County and State Of Colombo;
and,
WHEREAS, There has been payments made
on the said note as follows, to-wit: one thou
sand dollars 81 ,000.00) on the ninth day OF
June, A. D. 1887, and one thousand and six
hundred dollars Isl l60O.0y on the fourteenth
dayof July, A. d. 1887; and,
WHEREAS, The said Walter B. Won Rich.
thofen is in default In the payment Of the
toned and secured as Aforesaid since the
same became due, and the balance being now
due and unpaid now,
THEREFORE,, At the request Of the legal
holder Of said note and under and by virtue
OF the authority In me vested in and by said
deed OF trust. will on Monday the seven
teenth Q7th) day Of October, A. b. 1887, ct the
hour of ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of said
day at the northwest corner OF said premises
as above described, sell the said premises a.
der for cash for the purpose of satisfying said
note together with the interest thereon and
JOHN D. WALDO, TTUsrEE.
Dated at DENVER, Colorado, this fifteenth
Q5th) day of September, A. D. 1887. (2SS ST.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17

Workingmen's shoes of the best
make-good wearing-a large lot
just received and selling at reason
able prices at Cross Piano Shoe
Store, 1852 Larimer street. 1t
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
TAE +. II. S.L.
An indignation Meeting Called
for Next Sunday
Night
TO Protest Against the Judicial Mur-
der Of the Anarchists In
Chicago.

Mrs. Cheesewright presided last
Sunday night before an immense
audience of the Social League
One after another a couple of doz-
en- members in brief speeches told
eloquently why they were Social
lists. Miss Tenant then read the
declaration of principles, and Ar
thur Cheesewright made burn
ing address upon them, urging
their complete adherance to right
and justice.
Comrade Leahy exhorted every
one to come out and show their
colors, to sign the principles and
show their sympathy with us.
Great applause and a number OF
signers were the result.
Comrade Haskell called atten-
tion to the fact that signing at the
open meeting merely showed
sympathy; but that there were
hundreds of Socialists. in Denver
who ought to be aehve workers
who were not. He begged them
to come around at 3 p. m. on Sun
day and join the avorking force of
the League He held it to be
their duty to do this at once. A
special meeting of the workers
would be held Tuesday night to
admit all such and to make ar
rangements for great mass meet
ing in protest against the "Ah-
archist" decision, next Sunday
night. [On Tuesday night a large
number were present and joined. ]
After recess Mrs. Haskell read
Victor Hugo's Address to the
Rich and Poor" 1t was listened
to in grave silence and saluted
with great applause. She was
given a vote of thanks as we'll, a
thing almost unprecedented in the
League.
Then Comrade Haskell spoke
upon the action of bastard COM
petition in reducing the middle
class to wage slaves and the wage
slaves to pauperdom.
The Cheeswrights then sang
their song, "The Three Glasses,
in costume; and for an encore,
THE Tramp and the Millionaire. ."
The question-box was then
opened and the answers held the
audience until ii o'clock.
The meeting next Sunday night
will be to express our sentiments
upon the so-called Anarchists of
Chicago. Come early if you want
a seat. Doors open at 7 p M;
proceedings commence at 7:3o.
The truth will not be minced but
given straight.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
Special Notice.

had a bound volume of the
monthly 7'1M which | loaned a
month or so ago to some one of
the subscribers of the ENQUIRER.
| have forgotten who | loaned it
to and request him to now return
it. 1t is the only copy have and
invaluable to me.
BURNETTE G.. HASKELL.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
MURDER.
England Begins Civil War Against the
Irish Patriots.

DUBLIN, Sept. Io.-As result
of the Indignation meeting held at
Mitchelltown Friday, for the pur-
pose of condemning the course OF
Ireland, a conflict arose between
the people and the police. Two
of the nationalists were killed and
several wounded by fusillade of
rifles and revolvers in the hands
of the. police.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
he Brief.

Correspondents and contributors are noti-
fled again that brevity Is the soul Of wit. No
long articles will be inserted In The EN-
ouiRER. More than two columns on any
one subject Is fat stale and Improbable.
Please be kind enough also to understand
that we are volcing the LABOR department
ofreform and have nothing to do with the
religious or sex questions.
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Die solsem Der setfttsem Grfa5pfums.

gieIe araufbeiten, Defenders ~bisienisen Der
Nerbsn, iino bic GOIsea bo. taslid erneuerter
%aeiFiser Gridopfuns. @sfddftlide Serufe
brins:n oft cine ssifis. sbnubuns nit fi@, bic
Der @eIunbbeit iebr nadtbeilig III, unb bic &c.
Iebrten Serufe, psnn man iid ibnsn init Gifer
pibmet, ipirtsn mid. penissr aufreibenb auf
bas gebiru unb bic Nersen. % III cine Der
nidtisfsn Gissni5aften bon Sofetter's
Masenbittsrs, baB ss benz @ebirn uno
ben RerUsn neue ardfte siebt. Die S&neais.
felt, nit Der eS bic ssfdpddte seifise unb pbl-
ffde araft s%rueusrt, it auTalenb uno benefit,
bab feline frdftiseuoen eisenidaften bonn bod
fen @ertb iino. Sisfe tpirffame Msoisin er-
neuert nidt nur bic 9sbensfrdfte unb pirft ben
BoIssn Der ~seifisen Grldopfuns sniseaen. fon.
bern lie bsilt unb uerbntet aud Wedlelfeber,
Rbeumaiismus, droniIde 8erbauunsslsibsn
unb gsrfnpfuus, Sdpdds Der 9ieren unb Der
Gebdrmutter unb anbsre ee.beu. % tpiro aud
bon aersten ais elm msbiSinifdss Rsi3' unS
SeiImittsI smpfObIen.
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Nuerlet.

- Sn benz popesM orbfale bat bic
goroners Surp bas Uerbift abgegeben,
baB 9beobore Oates Der M6roer 1T.
Dates it 20 Sabre alt uub mar sur 3eit
ais CT perbaftet tpurbe, total ~betrunfen.
Sas @eIo, ipel9es Ct benz ermorbeten
pope abgenommen, bate er nit ben
Sirneu bes @afbington Sbeaters fdon
berjubelt.
= Cine SeIbfmorbmanie, tpie He
tpobI ieIteu in 6amiIien bortommeii
fauri, befunbet f1 in Der 6amilie Qaur.
Bier Nnseb6rige 6erielbenl baben binnei1
ipenigen Sabren i~brem2eben elm getpaIts
James gnbe gernadt. 3uer5t bergiftete
fi9 Sacob, banrt iagte ii@ emil cine
3ugel bur9 ben Ropf unb seifern farb
Auguft an elmer Sofis Morpbium.
NIe orei 8riiber befanbeu f9 nod i'm
befen alter. 2ouis 9ippffein. elm
Sdwager bergenannten, mahte feinem
2eben ebenfals burd einen RebsIbers
fhuB elm gnbe. Dos lebte Opfer. gu=
auif Qaur, Iebte BON feiner Grau &c.
treunt unb ba iein 3ureben, feline Grau
sur aiidtebr su ibnl gu betuegen, oersebs
lid ruar, 70 bei9loB er, Der Welt sebes
tpOhl 3l fagell.
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@as fattst 9efGebets1

Dur6 nodmaIisem 9eriu& unb anfredters
haItuna bes Mntbes fam malGes errei4t her
Sen, mas unm0gIid srfdeint. Sunberte bohs
nunasIofer Sale bon Nieren. unb eeberIeioen
fub bur& electric 8itters sebeiIt poroen, mad.
benz allies ibrige bersebli9 beriudt purbe.
Daram benfe man niGf, bab 60 feine SeiIuns
aiebt, fonbern berfuGe electric 4itters. %
siebt feline anbere MeSijin, bic 70 perfect nno
fder has gIut reinist. electric 8itters beiIt
Dbspepia, Sarn. unb ale arantbeitsn Der
Rieren. llnf1atbar in allen Wasen- unb
Qebertranfbeiten. 8u baben fur 80 Gents bic
NIafhe bel u. Orei6.
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Die unabbamatae Wetpesnme.

Su Der aeftern abenb in S9ola'
6ale absebaltenen 0eriammlung Der
9emofraten tpurben bic f~olgenben De-
legaten sur WoIfstouDention ertpdblt:
3. g. Mamfap, SAP Minter. 5. y.
Oldham, f., %. 9. Smitb, Geo. D.
Sobufon, 80. 6. SiIton, 9ines gIarf,
Soc 90. 6annig, Wm. prescott, Gen.
%. 8. Ooung, gbas 6biner, g.. s.
Gallagher, Geo. Snr6ber, 6. 8. Mters
rift, Sobn Camp, peter Sonas, 8. g.
Mcgoa, O.. 8. Sofbeinb, Capt. 20. 8.
Smith, Gouis Oge, Or. g. 20. Sobns,
9bos. 8. Braop, Geo. U. Dimes, 9os
bert glart, graftus &eeb, s. o. Sbis
uer, 8. .. DEFINE, 8. 'Wbiteeotton, 5.
DO. Gmerfon, 9om Oates, Oscar
gramforb, Gtepe Dauenbauer, Or. s..
.. Gbepberb, Dan Began Wm. purs
fiB, @eorge DuInig, %. o. Waperid,
ON. Song, Walter Rapier, ~9lranias
prescott, q. 6. Darn, s. 6. 2abatt,
8. B. Sanner. 8. %. Drilling, 8.
SSranf, Gapette Walter, u. s. Npant,
George Richmond, 6. u. Soober, Na=
than unbertpoob, Mliia Montes. @afeI
Yareiba, 80. @, Collins, 6ranf Srice,
!. o. Oldham, IT,, s. u. Sewees,
4lf. Reaper, Charles Balm, Gam Balm,
Sam Bennett, Sames Sbornton, .. 8.
Ooatum, 6. @uergen, albert Maper,
u. 9. 6ranf, M. 2ratauer, Geo. OabIs
green, 9eurp pauIp, Sobn Wilfins, f.,
2ouis gberbart, 9ermari Gauft, George
6ampfon, @us @eiman, u. Moranib,
q. u. Doung, Bias Goteri, %. 8.
Britain, s. 3. gelobrabsfp, s. 6.
9ousbertp, Wat 2euis, Capt. 8. q.
Burner, s. O.. 6olt, Geo. @iliams,
3. 8. 8anfs, Cd. Steoes. IT,, s. 6.
Doung.
Die Nominations. 3onpenttort u1abs
bdngiger 2anbibaten finbet Samfag
Qbenb 8 llbr in Der Surnbaae fat.
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u ntonio, 3. 5ebruar 1887.

uuOecteWUtut
Die Wabl &easans gum gunbesies
rator uurbe erm6gl;1t, inbem Srelanb
feline 2anbibatIr auriid3og unb feline
Nnbdnger inifruirte, fur ben er.conf6bes
rirten @eneraIpoftmeifter su ffimmer.
Cine prinsipienfrase 1T ourf olele
Mabl niht enti1ieben porben, tpeB'
baIb ie iiber1iiiig erf6eint. surtal Dem
bisberigen Bunoesienator WtareD nlgI
bos aerinalte p%orgeiporfeu luerSen Tam.
@eoaan bat eben bic gr6Bte ausbaiier
an BEN Gag gelest, ibnl tpdre es oers
mutbIi6 sIeibsiltig gepeien. tueiil bic
9eaislatur nod uo1enlang t%tlIlrlt, lliD
bieie Qusbauer bat ibm gum Siege ber'
boIfen. 2easan bat fid I'M Reprdiens
tantenbaule einen n~atio1alen Hut ers
uorben unb er bdtte in ieiner Gige1s
idaft aIs @eprdientant benz 0Olfe nod
mande uiibli1e Siente leiten f6nnen.
Mber ieim Gbrseis brdnste i'm, Senator
,u tuerben unb er bat oenielben befrie'
6igt. Wir baben teinerlei SntereRe
barar, Reagan, MaTep, Serrel. Sres
Lamb, ben alien Mlcalbe ODER to1tt et'
men bemotratii9en 2eitbammel in.
Bunbesienate au feben unb bel Si9te
betra9tet fam es aud benz 8Olfe bon
Seras san3. sleid fem, tper BON ben
8enanrtter es I'M Senat bertritt. Die
WabI bat benz Staate an bic $4,000
a~etoftet unb bas lit bic gaaae Bebeu'
fune, bic ibr beisemeffen tueroet fam.
@n 6teQe &eagan's mirb Elm anberer
@eprdientant ertpdblt, MaTep tpirb
finftig su 6auie bleiben, I'm iiber bic
l~lnbanfbarfeit Der Welt na@3ubenten
unb Srelanb febrt mad feinem alien
Wobnfb Geguin 5uriid, mo CT uabr'
fGeinli6 Die Acknowledgements tuiebei
aufnebmen pirb. CT mar ni9t Il
glidlid tpie feline 9orgduger Gofe uni
Der alte MlcaIoe, bic Deibe berforg1
tpurben, unb Oh ibnn. tuie benz bider
Subbarb, nod elm Granddaughter
mint, bas bdnst iebenfaIs BON eetuil'
fen Mbma9unsen unb BON Der Saiit'
barfeit Reagans's ab. Stun tuoler
mir abtparten, mas bic 9egislatrr Su'
tes fir ben Staat tbun ipirb.
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Mnset9e fur Steaersabler.

9th Collectors Office.
Gan Antonio, 10. 3opember, 1885,.
Der Undergraduate madt bisrbur9 belaunt,
bo6 bic fdbtifde ab baIorsm uub Aopffteuer fIr
bos WuuieibaIiahr 1889, bas am 20. Gebruar
1857 enbe, fdiIia it. Die Steueru finb Dor
BEN a~enannten Gainm an entriateu.
8. 6. 9aueifen,
is.fItupsm etaStif4sr s0utfi0r.
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Babl : ProclauatiOn.
Wapors Office,

San Nntonio, 20. Son. 1887
Sn ioIge Der 4utoritdt, peIde mir
burh ben @bnrter unb bic Orbinansen
Der Stabt San Nntonio perlieben wirb,
orbne i'd, Brpan @alaeban, Wapor Der
Stabt San Mntonip, cine WabI on,
bic am
3~tpeiten Montag i'm Gebruar 1887,
benz IA. Sage bes befastenM onats
fur fOlsenbe 8eamte absebalten ueroen
fol-:
Mapor, Reeprber, Collector, Stras
BeneommiHdr unb IL perf9iebene als
bernen.
9ie @timmidIfen werben in ben bers
fnie5enen Warbs bon 8 ubr Uormits
tags on folgenben pIdben ge6ifnet fein:
1. Warb: SIN poliSei.6 auptquartier
am MiIitdr pIasa, 0orfibenoer g. Q6s
nigbeim, Wablri9ter Walter scott unb
Gbas. @uergin.
2. Warb: gde bon CAT unb Dolo.
roiaHraBe, gorfbenber 80. 8. Mte4s
ling, Ri1ter g. GisIb unb g. O.. WarT.
8. Ode BON We6inas uuo 0ealffraBe,
0orFbenber 6. goobmin, &idter Grid
Menger unb %. s. Siebert.
a. Warb: 3rifd's Gale, 8orfbens
Der 6. 8ilemaiu, Ri9ter 6. O. Mrbt
unb q. 9. Minor.
5. Warb: alamo, 9orfbenber 90.
@if9e r., &i9ter Sam Maberid unb
Wm. 96fing It.
6. @arb: Mrbeiterperein, 0orfbens
Der 8. Bitter, RiGter %. 8. Song unb
8. 8. Bolton.
z. Waro: Ode bon Yictorias unb
Watagorba Strabe, Borfibenber 6. u.
9ennp, Ridter 8. Brian IF. nno 6.
RoRp.
Mlamo.S tra6e, 9orfben5er s. Wulh.
Ri9ter u. DreiB If. unb s. &. 3trdner.
Die WabI folI abgebalten uno Wabls
beridte folen eingerei6t tuerben In ues
bereinftimmu1g init Der Orbinana, tpels
DE Wablen regulirt.
Die Wd1Ier Der neri9iebenen Warbs
ioIen fiir einen Wapor, &ecoroer, @ols
ieftor, etraBeneommiRdr, eineu Albers
men ibrer Warb unb fur bier Ilbers
mdnner at large ftimmen.
Gum 3eugniB babe i9 meinen Nauteu
~ unter3ei1net urtb bas 6iegel Der
I'M Staot binsuflsen laien, ara 20.
Sanuar 1887.
Brpan gaIIagbau n, Mapor.
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Motifs

Die Bis bato beffebenbe 9beilbabers
iGaft suiiGen 9. g.. 8renneman
unb Oscar Bergftrom TT burd
gegenieitiaes uebereinfommeH am l.
Sonuar 1887 aufgel0f morben. Vile
unerlebigten @ef9dfte perben bon beis
ben Sheilbabern polenbet tperbeu.
6. &. 8rennemar miro ME bisber
feline proris in No. 80 SolebabsS iraBe
aushben unb Oscar 8ersitrom 3immer
IL unb IL in 3ampmanns 8ebdube.
San Mntonio, 20. Sanuar 1887.
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Rad ibren eeiaunsen unb mad Der 8abI Der
MitsIisber it bic Carleton Opera 60.
bic srS6te u. IerbsrrasenbHe amerifas.
Die gofims fnb bo9sIssant.
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Die gorteIuns bes sgeitaooN " ote ertfs In
gan antonio mad BEN Origtnaltegt nnb Der
Ordtiermufit unter authorization Ses eompo.
nifen unb bss 8srfafers, Der Serren GiIbtrt
unb Guliban.
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Tar ndbtif4er Collector.
Der llnterjei9uete empfieblt fid ben Barsern
a9tungsboH ais aanbibat sur Biebereripdb.
lung fir bas Mmt bes Gitb . Collectors bet Der
am II. Uebruar 1887 i~tattfneeuben @abI.
8. g. 6aueiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-03

SIR Mapor.

Sd tinbiee mid tierbur9 ale ganbibat fur
bas Mayorsant Bel Der TN Gebruor abtutaI.
teaben @abI an. SD beee bas g~ertrauen, bae
ID ipabrrnb Der Istten jeku Sabre nit ben &C.
I~&Sftsintertdtx anb BEN maferieIlen Ba9s-
ttum Der Sfabt seniigenb befannt setppr6en
BIN, nm Elm Ilrtbsil In IofaIen anssIsesnbeiten
a. beftsn. Das tiefie 9nterefe fir unisre finfs
a6sr fortfdritiIide golitif tn manidpaIen I'm
e~eIssenbeiten 81 b~efariporten unb auf cine se.
redte, barteiIofe unb nnternebmsnbe Stabtbers
ipaltune Ga oriueen. @enu su biefem ebrsu-
boIeu Nmte erpdtlt, rerbe Id bic @abI aIs elm
NH eripiefeues 8ertrauen betradten une bers
fprsde, meme Yai@ten setreu ~ srfalen.
gbtuiu o. Serrel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-03

- Dos gr6Bte Eager bon 8etuebr.
unb RebolDer.p atronen unb Cullen bel
ptper 6 S9uItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-03

Der tintsrteiGnsts seist f9 hermit BEN
YubIifum ais Elm unabbdnsiser Ganbibat fir
bas simt bes Strabentommihdrs in Der i'm
nddRen Gebruar Fattinbenbeu adbti6en
@abI an. ~adtunesbol:
q. 3. Quirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-03
Galtet Sure 2atnpen To Orbnnng une
brcnneno.

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Del. I'm Orbers mirb gebeten uno
bas Del tpirb prompt abgeIiefert. Of
flee 237 OF : SOuionfraBe. Seles
pbon 351. 6,11.t6W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-03

&oienirdu@er, 3ier. unb 6ru@tbdus
me. totpie bic beien Weinreben bon
Californian bel
%. 8. 8Iabouib,
Ode 6oufon StraBe u. alamo pIasa.
2-2,4mt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-23
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cauca 10 AUSTIN TO cure hy ~,cr

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-23
CinnI, nnnnrInncnt

We oner this week five hundred
ladies cloth newmarhets "a special
lou below manufacturers cost. La
dies cork screw newmarkets, fur co.'s
lar and cuffs at $3.50 each. Black
Berlin twilled newmarhets, tailor
made at 81 each. Coiored, striped
and plaid cashmere peWmarkets at
$3.50 each. Heavy quality plaid new
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-23
Iothiu2

Buyers, you are interested in our
baigrius this week II you need
-ult OF clothing ihi- week, you can
save money-yes, blg noney-this
week 1t you w'ut any underwear
YOU can save moHcy this week by com
ing direct to uz, aud taking advantage
of our immense reductions. Levine
Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-23

The nights are getting cooler, but
the "fesiive skeeter' still remains,
He'll 20 though if you use Maddin's
Mosquito Mixture. ljc bottle guar
anteod WILLls " 70.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-23

Cheap, shoddy pianos only last a
short time, while the Emerson Will
give good service for life time
Thomas Goggan n Bro, No 1863 outh
Fourth street, Waco, are agents for
for the Emerson p!anos.